Crosman 760B Pumpmaster, .177 cal

No.

Up close, a good hit (head, chest) should take out small birds and mice. You might get lucky on youngsters, but adult and large squirrels and rats would be a major problem. Also, the smooth-bore barrel can't provide assured accuracy, so it's like flipping a coin at anything but point-blank range, especially w/BB's. I'd recommend a Daisy 880, Crosman Legacy 1000 or a Winchester 1977XS (also called 77XS). Better would be a Crosman 2289 Drifter (.22 caliber pumper). Use pellets only for accuracy and to protect rifling. Get lots of practice on cans & targets to become proficient before hunting. You still won't have 100% certainty of one-hit kills on larger critters, but at least it would be possible. Good luck!

Yes

Yes, it's comfortable for both right or left-handed shooters. The only thing is that the cocking lever could be a bit slow--it's on the right-hand side. It's an excellent starter air rifle.

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Depends on what game- I am an avid small gamer, and ive learned that with a perfect shot anything can come close to killing anything- but with this gun id say stick to birds and chipmunks- once you get to ground squirrels, the kill is not humane if you even get the kill.

Ive got one of these and have used it in rain and it has acquired rust marks- so yes you can and my gun is still accurate

Probably not. But you can buy camo tape and make it look cooler that way.

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I haven't measured it but I guess it is less than 18". The challenge he will have with this gun is pumping it - it takes a fair amount of effort.

Measured from the curve in the trigger to the butt of the gun, the approximate distance in inches is 13 1/4". So a little over a foot from the trigger to the butt. From my experience, and from what I've read with other people's reviews, the Pumpmaster 760 is the perfect gun to learn the basics of shooting. It's a fun plinker, I've shot well over several thousand bb's and pellets in the past month and a half and I haven't gotten bored yet. Great little air rifle.

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Crosman 76O will kill squirrels and rabbits within 10- 15 yards with well placed shot. Accuracy is bad beyond that. Look at a Daisy 880 with a rifled barrel. Very accurate and plenty of power.

These pump guns require a decent amount of oiling,at least every 100 shots try that. If that don't work, you may have to purchase a seal kit. I replaced my seals twice in the 14 years I owned my gun, GOOD LUCK. PS. never pump this gun more than 10 times.

This is a difficult problem to solve- other than sending it in to crosman to have them look at it idk what to say- if youre refferring to it losing air after a long period of time, this will happen with this gun since it is cheap and not high end pellet riflery.

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I have owned mine for about 4 months and I absolutely love it. If you purchase it, make sure you tighten all the screws because some aren't torqued to the full tightness. After I tightened the semi-loose screws, I have had no issues and am in love with the 5 round magazines. It is far more convenient than loading the rifle after each shot. The quality is great! For example, I fell into a pond with my rifle while it was loaded. Not only did the pellet fire (once i was out of the water), but it continues to fire to this day. It is accurate with regular sights and the crosman scope I purchased. Love the gun and recommend it for target practice and light plinking. You can't buy a better gun for the price.

The gun is fantastic. I couln't believe how powerful and accurate it is for such a compact and low cost rifle. I like it so much that I'm buying another one for my second home.

Compared to some airguns I have owned, it is very good quality. Pumps OK and shoots straight. I added a two inch rubber stock boot to lengthen the rifle and with that it fits well and sights will with the onboard sights. I enjoy shooting the Pumpmaster along with other Crosman rifles and pistols I own. A lot of fun for backyard shooting and rat control.

Yes, you can. It uses a 11mm dovetail mount.

Can you- yes. would i- no. But it all depends on the type of critters- chipmunks, birds up to doves, wouldnt do squirrel- yes you can kill em with a perfect headshot but no its not humane

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Id getting something close to 1000 fps w lead at 177 cal for woodchucks, dont know if this will do it humanely

Check With Your Local Dept Of Natural Resources Before Shooting Any Animal. You May Be Require To Have A Hunting License To Shoot A Woodchuck In Your Area. If its legal then I would say its powerful enough to possibly lodge in his skin, possibly kill him. You may want to consider a critter trap and relocation. The gun is great for plunking, plenty of power on 10x pumps. I suggest adding a scope.

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if you are talking about the little black plastic mag, than yes they are reusable

Technically speaking , yes. Your really just getting more power after about 6 pumps, but 10 pumps will max out your power and range

yes you can

I have to say this for the sake of whatever your shooting at- you need a better gun to kill what your shooting at humanely, especially if its something like a squirrel. You need to deliver 12-15 lbs per square inch on either its head or heart to effectively kill it. I would recommend, at least for squirrels, getting a break barrel in .177 rated for 1000fps with lead pellets, or a .22 rated for 800 fps with lead. That all being said, since its a low power gun, try blue flame allow/polymer tipped pellets. They will kick up the velocity and pellet ration as well as mushroom on impact effectively.

I would recommend pointed or super pointed, which you can buy both from here.

At most sporting goods stores, or pyramydair

You would have to ask Crosman about that since they are the manufacturer.

A 4x32 (any brand) will work great.

We don't do repairs but since this is manufactured by Crosman, give them a call for repairs. 1-800-724-7486

Did you pull back the bolt? Look and see if there is a button you push down on the clip so it slides out....

Yes 10+ is what I have seen lately.

Yes, actually 13+

Only give the rifle 4-6 pumps and it won't harm the squirrels.

Supposing you followed all directions, around 3-4 years under proper maintenance.

Refurbished is when a company such as crosman takes the products that were returned as defective or didn't meet testing standards. They go through them thoroughly replacing parts as needed and make them fully functional and like new. They are then offered to the consumer at a fraction of the cost of a "new" item. As you can see from this example, it's offered at a little less than 50% of the cost of a new item. I personally have never had an issue with refurbished stock.

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40-50 ft is a bit far for lethal range.

Yes, everything but the barrel is plastic. Its very high quality tho and very durable + makes the gun lighter.

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this gun is fairly low power and it is meant for shooting bb's. You would have a hard time killing a squirrel with this.

No. Buy a faster more accurate gun if you want good clean humane head shots otherwise you will be fatality wounding a life that will in all probability run off and die in pain providing you with disease or at the least attracting other vermin to your property. Even if you are a crack shot this gun although a good toy, still does not provide the consistency to give you the same placement shot after shot.

This may take a squirrel, but unless you put a literally perfect shot on it is not very humane- id recommend getting at least to 800 fps with 177 cal for squirrels

A .177 pellet at 625fps will take a squirrel. Years ago I knew a young man who took western hares with a similar Crosman model. He used pellets, not BBs.